In this international law case, it was determined that when the institutions of international law are examining the judicial

n this international law case, it was determined that when the institutions of international law are examining the judicial processes of an individual country, those processes must be presumed to be competent and just (even when they are not) unless they are truly, exorbitantly unjust.

For American viewers: I advise that despite the name of this case, it is not connected in any way with the Salem With Trials (although they too demonstrated a system of incompetent and profoundly unjust courts).

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